Radix One Black Steel Minimalist Review

I like slim wallets. I've been using them for many years. I've had this one for over 6 months and I've been trying to love it but I find it more annoying than anything, here's why. 1) It's hard. Plates on both sides are good for RFID protection in my opinion, but they add a lot of weight to one thing you don't really want to feel in your pocket. 2) You notice it's there. that's good and bad. First, you always know it's in your pocket, but those angles are annoying, especially when you're…

I love it. For someone like me who rarely carries cash, this is normal. The construction is great, the steel plates stand up to everyday wear and tear (so far) and the elasticity is good and thick. I use it to store 6 cards and it works great. You can throw it in the air or to a friend and it's durable. As a money clip, I wouldn't use it for more than 3-4 bills, although you can store them in card plates. I used the outer stamp strips and it works great. One thing that struck them was how easy…

Updated: 3 years ago. Upgrade from 4 to 5 stars. I'm not sure if I can buy a replacement group, but for now I've got my money's worth. Boundary maps are easier to get. The band has stretched a bit and I no longer have to unhook one side for a maximum of 10 cards, which is my standard. Put 10+ cards in beforehand as it started to stretch so it probably didn't help, but the cards don't fall when I have less than 9. If you had at least 4 cards, you may need to add another card at some point…

great purse overall. I think this wallet holds the most cards, 10, in the thinnest form factor. If your goal is to hold as many cards as possible in the most compact way possible, this is hard to beat. Literally 2 metal plates and a strip. The disadvantages are: 1. You have to take almost everything with you to get access to a card2. The cards will rub against each other and the plates, leaving your cards a bit scratchy, especially if you hold 10 cards max and access them frequently. Straps…

I have had this purse for 3 months now. It fits in my pocket like any other small carrying item with little to no indication of its presence. It fulfills its function as a wallet, but sometimes flipping and shuffling cards aside to find and get the one you need seems like an unnecessary chore. I have 12 items, plus a fat gate key in the middle, with 3 bills folded out. About 9 of the 12 cards are regular size, the other three are laminated. More cards mean more leeway. I'm not worried about…

I bought this Radix One wallet to replace another similar wallet that I had to return to the manufacturer for a warranty replacement (Ridge wallet). I was pleasantly surprised by the quality and durability of this wallet. The metal parts in this wallet are thinner than my Ridge wallet, but they also don't require small screws to hold the parts together. These screws were the root cause of my Ridge wallet warranty issue that was less than 2 years old. The elastic band on this wallet seems to be…